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Pastor Tim Bittle begins a Christmas series focusing on Isaiah 9:6, exploring the name 'Wonderful' for Jesus.

Tim Bittle delivers an Easter sermon at The Father's House in San Francisco, starting a nine-week series titled 'I Call Him' to engage guests beyond the holiday.

On Easter Sunday, the speaker opens a nine-week series titled "I Call Him" around Mark 8:29, where Jesus asks the disciples, "who do you say I am?" He links John the Baptist's line in John 1:29, "behold the Lamb of God who takes away the sin of the world," to Genesis 3:21, Exodus, Leviticus, Hebrews 10, and Isaiah 53.

TFH SF's Easter sermon opens the series "I Call Him My Messiah" with Peter's answer in Mark 8: "You are the Messiah." The message explains that Messiah comes from Christos, "the anointed one," and connects that title to 2 Samuel 7, David's line, and Israel's prophetic hopes.

Tim Bittle's sermon argues that Isaiah 53 and 1 Peter 2:24 treat Jesus' wounds as the price of bodily healing.

Tim Bittle introduces a sermon series on the cross, urging listeners to move from familiarity to transformation through self-examination.

A pastor introduces a four-week sermon series called 'Cross Examination' leading up to Easter, discussing the cross as a familiar symbol and its deeper meaning for Christians.

Pastor Tim Bittle encourages his congregation that their sacrificial giving positions them for God's supernatural blessing.

The Father's House SF church in San Francisco holds Commitment Sunday, the culmination of a six-month campaign in which approximately 2,000 members submit two-year financial pledges toward a $14 million goal to renovate and reopen the historic El Rey Theater at 1970 Ocean Avenue.

Dave Patterson encourages a church to consider three heart questions about their investment in God's work, using the purchase of the El Rey Theater as a backdrop.

The sermon on Nehemiah 4:15 and 6:1 frames rebuilding Jerusalem after the 586 BC exile as a picture of spiritual work, with people carrying "a brick in one hand and a sword in the other." The speaker ties that image to The Father's House, 19th and Sloat, and the coming Commitment Sunday, urging "100% participation" and "equal sacrifice" rather than a target number.

Pastor Tim Bittle introduces a series on preparing for God's promise of a new church facility, emphasizing heart preparation and cultural values before a renovation campaign.

Pastor Tim Bittle introduces a series on preparing for God's promises, focusing on their church's upcoming capital campaign to renovate a historic theater.